The Full Dance

The Full Dance
The Full Dance

Monday, July 25, 2011

EGAD, She Lives!


Hello!

I have fallen off the map for a number of years now, and thought it might be nice to try and reconnect with the great people in my life. I can't seem to get enthused about email anymore, so I thought I'd try a blog instead. Here goes!

The last three years have been about loss - the death of my Mom, Carl's sister and brother, and 7 other people in our lives in 18 months. Dad almost died twice this year, and is currently residing in a nursing home in Boston - a place he wishes to leave due to the exorbitant amount of money it costs ($11,000 per month...) Claire and I are up to our ears in alligators trying to find a suitable place for him near one of us that is not too expensive and has a number of male residents - AAARRRGGGHHH. We have been at it for 8 months, and are no closer now, except that we are much clearer on what goes on and how to look, what questions to ask, etc.

The new baby horse is a filly - and what a hot little ticket she is! I don't know that there will be anything to do with her but race her - she is so tough and headstrong - even as a little one.

We still take care of 15 horses, a very time consuming task, but one of love. All the horses are in great health except one - she is old and we are trying very hard to get some weight on her.

I have a place in Port Townsend that is sweet. I had a job at the Bank of America, but my body couldn't handle the repetitive motion, so I am again unemployed - lovely.

Anyway, here's the first installment of my attempt to catch up with you.

Forgive my disappearance - I couldn't handle any more than I had on my plate.

S

2 comments:

Maryanne said...

Hello Susan! It's so great to be able to keep up with you this way! One of these days, we'll have to chat! You look good - thanks for letting me know about your blog.:)

hinayni said...

Hello Susan! Thank you for informing me about your blog. I'm happy to know that you are well despite the many life challenges you had to go through. You are a beautiful soul and a wonderful human being, whom I'm happy to have in my life. I'm sure your dad will like it in Port Townsend.